You really want to use Maven-based projects

• Use tutorial by Thomas Jaspers on Codecentric.de to prime the pom.xml.
• Look for current versions of jbehave.core and jbehave.site on a maven repo browser.
• Needs also the de.codecentric:jbehave-junit-runner:1.0.1 JRunner? helper mentioned in the tutorial, available via maven central
• The java spring tutorial of JBehave helps in understanding the project structure.

The JBehave Eclipse plugin together with the above JUnitRunner makes it as easy to use as standard JUnit.

The Stories files is searched for on classpath; should be put under src/resources/ but it doesn't matter that much for simple examples.